Norwegian Cruise Line has introduced new culinary experiences that embrace their first Thai restaurant that may debut on their subsequent new ship, Norwegian Aqua.
Norwegian Aqua is scheduled to debut in April 2025 and may have three model new eating places/bars for Norwegian.
The three new eating places/bars for NCL are:
- Sukhothai, NCL’s first Thai specialty restaurant
- Planterie, the cruise line’s first eatery with a full plant based mostly menu
- Swirl Wine Bar, an upscale wine bar
Sukhothai will transport diners for a style of Thailand. Dishes will embrace Thai Cashew Hen, Salt and Pepper Prawns and Thai Grilled Steak Salad.
This upscale specialty restaurant shall be situated on deck 17 on the ship.
NCL is bringing again Indulge Meals Corridor and it’ll have a plant based mostly eatery referred to as Planterie. This shall be certainly one of 10 meals stations within the meals corridor.
David J. Herrera, president of Norwegian Cruise Line, stated the next concerning the new eating choices on Norwegian Aqua:
“Discovering new flavors and eating experiences is such a memorable a part of any trip, particularly if you share it with those that matter most to you. Increasing on our award-winning meals and beverage program, we’re wanting ahead to bringing new ideas to life aboard Norwegian Aqua, whereas persevering with to ship on the number of obtainable choices and worth that NCL delivers.”
Norwegian Aqua may have many redesigned venues that embrace the Commodore Room, Metropolitan, Nama Sushi and Sashimi, Surfside Cafe, The Native Bar & Grill, Cagney’s and extra.
Norwegian Aqua would be the twentieth ship in Norwegian Cruise Line’s fleet and the primary Prima Plus class ship.
The ship is scheduled to debut in April 2025 providing week lengthy cruises to the Caribbean from Port Canaveral, the world’s busiest cruise port.
After an inaugural season in Florida, the ship will transfer to New York Metropolis for cruises to Bermuda by the autumn.
In October 2025, Norwegian Aqua will homeport in Miami crusing seven night time cruises to the Japanese Caribbean by the spring of 2026.
